Hope D'Ambrosio Doyle
Hope Doyle D'Ambrosio
PhD, University of Texas at Austin
Assistant Professor of Spanish, Professional Track Coordinator and Coordinator of Spanish 1001, 1002, 1901 and 1902
Research interests
Translation, bilingualism, language contact and change
Most recent publications
2009. Translation: The Political Economy of Argentina in the 20th Century, Roberto Cortes-Conde, Universidad de San Andres, Author. Herbert Klein, ed., Stanford U. Cambridge U. Press. NY. 350 p. (February 2009)
2004. "Pragmática, sociolingüística y pedagogía de los pronombres de tratamiento en lengua española" Estudios de lingüística aplicada. UNAM, México. Núm 39: 37-52.
2002. “Cultura en Contexto” in ¿Qué Tal? 6th Ed. McGraw-Hill, NY.
Currently working on a translation of a history of Cordoba during the Umayyad Caliphate.
Teaching interests
Translation, Business Spanish, Phonetics, Syntax, Regional Varieties of Spanish, and History of Spanish and all levels of Spanish
language. I am a translator and my research interests encompass the sociology of language, bilingualism and translation.
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